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Top 5 Companies in the Industrial Machinery Industry With the Highest ...
May 27, 2012 News Watch via COMTEX) -- Below are the three companies in the Industrial Machinery industry with the highest earnings yields.
7 hrs ago | Hometown Life
Ministry races clock to buy home
Open Door Ministry director Steve Darr said the ministry has a chance to keep its home if it can raise some $250,000. / Bill Bresler Open Door Ministry, a Canton-based food pantry that every week feeds 460 families across a wide swath of metro Detroit, feared its nine-year charity efforts could screech to a halt after the warehouse it leases was ... (more)
11 hrs ago | Toledo Blade
People looking for used children's items can attend a type of "garage sale" event Saturday at Owens Community College, and proceeds will benefit a 1-year-old boy from Minnesota who needs a liver transplant.
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries: A 'Must Win' Corporate Turnaround for Japan
This combo shows pictures of Japanese manufacturing giant Mitsubishi Heavy Industries headquarters and electronics giant Hitachi's headquarters in Tokyo on August 4, 2011.
Malaysian National News Agency
MRT Corp Pre-Qualifies 31 Firms For 5 Tenders Worth RM791 Million
KUALA LUMPUR, May 26 -- MRT Corp today announced that 31 companies have been pre-qualified to tender for five systems work packages of the 51km Mass Rapid Transit project linking Sg Buloh and Kajang.
Hedge-fund manager still likes Precision Castparts, but sold his shares
When Precision Castparts Corp. stock jumped again Monday after record quarterly sales, an Oklahoma City hedge-fund manager sold out of the Portland-based metals manufacturing giant.
Borders honored with other Gold Star families
Governor's Wreath Placing Ceremony: Gov. Kasich praises the Ohio service members who lost their lives the past year, including Raymond Border.
BTU International Continues to Support Its Hometown Organization
BTU International, Inc., a leading supplier of advanced thermal processing equipment for the alternative energy and electronics manufacturing markets, today announced that it made a donation to support the Boys and Girls Club of Greater Billerica for the second consecutive year.
Analysis: CEO median pay rises to $9.6 million
Among the CEOs identified by Associated Press as earning the top paychecks at publicly traded companies are some with connections to Kansas and Wichita.
Murphy USA Opens First Two Quick PEV Chargers in Indy Area
Murphy USA has opened two Level 3 "quick chargers" at gas stations at Wal-Mart locations in Plainfield and Greenwood, Ind., through the Energy Systems Network Project Plug-IN initiative and partner Eaton Corp.
Wunderlich Now Covering Applied Industrial
The firm set a "buy" rating and a $43.00 price target on the stock. Applied Industrial opened at 37.29 on Friday.
Friday Failure: Weak Bounce Levels Turn Into Resistance
On Monday we discussed our expectations for a 2% weak bounce for the week, which would be a 20% retrace of the 10% drop I had predicted we'd have way back in March.
Industrial Goods Dogs Sag In April
This monthly report series began applying dog dividend methodology to each of eight major market sectors in December.
An eye for heavy metal: Truck and tractor collections are large, practical and motorized
Arthur Jay of Brookfield and John Dupre of Lunenburg may not know it, but they need each other to survive in their most comfortable habitat - that mechanical Jurassic Park where antique trucks and tractors are the dominant species.
Trio of business leaders inducted into B.C. hall of fame
Dave Ritchie, of Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers, the world's largest industrial auctioneer, was one of three business leaders inducted to the Junior Achievement of British Columbia's Business Laureates... Maxim has ranked Bar Refaeli as No.
Bill aimed at getting employers to curb layoffs closer to becoming law
James Moore, left, and Nick Bonarrigo, right, assemble a welding machine at Lincoln Electric in Euclid.
Jet engine maker Pratt & Whitney cuts 300 US jobs
The Connecticut-based subsidiary of United Technologies Corp. said the cuts come as it tries to keep staffing in line with business and economic conditions.
Timken to close plant in St. Thomas, Ontario, to incur pre-tax charges
The Timken Company announced it will close its plant in St. Thomas, Ontario, Canada in approximately one year and consolidate bearing production at this plant with its existing U.S. operations to better align Timken’s manufacturing footprint and customer base.
Rubber traders buying on exchanges
Rubber shippers from Thailand, the world's largest producer, have started purchases on the Tokyo and Shanghai exchanges to shore up prices of the commodity used mainly in tyres and gloves, according to the Thai Rubber Association.
Siemens CEO sees euro surviving, unsure on Greece
The chief executive of German conglomerate Siemens AG said on Wednesday he expects the euro to survive the continent's debt crisis, but he said it is unclear if Greece will remain in the monetary union over the long term.